> My thought was to have the following: this.foo ?= params?.foo; which can
be desugared to if (($ref = params?.foo) !== undefined) { this.foo = $ref; }
Are there any specific advantages to the new syntax you’re describing?
Initially, it appears to me like a less powerful form of an existing
syntactic feature — default initializers and binding patterns allow
expressing the same logic:
```
const obj = {
demo(params={}) {
({ foo: this.foo=this.foo } = params);
console.log(
`params was ${ JSON.stringify(params) }; ` +
`this.foo is now ${ JSON.stringify(this.foo) }`
);
}
}
obj.demo({ foo: 1 });
obj.demo({})
obj.demo({ foo: 2 });
obj.demo();
obj.demo({ foo: 3 });
obj.demo({});
```
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